We didn't provide a brief because in fact our message is, I think, fairly concise and very specific.
We don't have any comment on the first seven clauses of the bill because it talks about how the government is going to organize itself and how it's going to deliver its services, the responsibilities of the minister, responsibilities of the ministries, and so on. That is the government's business, to manage the government's business. The term they've used previously is “looking after our own house first”.
Our only specific area of interest in the legislation, and the only one that will likely impact us, is in clauses 8 to 10, which deal with the protection of information. That is an issue that we, as I say, have been engaging the government on for quite some time.
Of course, as I said, this is a piece of what is a much larger relationship. A great deal more has to be done to improve the flow of information, cooperation, and coordination, but I wouldn't expect this legislation to address any of those other issues. It's really quite specific and quite pointed, and on the issue we're particularly interested in, it goes where we want it to go.